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Today’s phrasal verb is luck out. When you luck out, it means you have really good luck - usually by chance. Something goes much better than you expected, and you didn’t have to do anything special. It just happened.For example, this morning I lucked out and found a parking spot ...  Show more

Today's English expression and dialog: a sad state of affairs Over 1,500 people have been shot in Chicago so far this year? Yup. This year. But guns are illegal in Chicago~ It's a sad state of affairs… FREE LESSONS: DailyDictationMembers@gmail.com Say, "Free lessons, CS!" Subscri ...  Show more

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In today’s episode, I continue my conversation with Teacher Julie about "entrepreneurs& ...

Today’s expression and dialog: hoopla So? What’s all the hoopla? It’s the 4th of July! Are those fireworks! Yeah! Check it out!! Please subscribe on iTunes and get this podcast EVERY DAY! Support Coach Shane by giving $1 a month! www.patreon.com/coachshane Our sponsors: www.letsm ...  Show more

In this English class, you will learn how to talk about American holidays. We'll talk about how you say the date in English. We'll talk about the difference between a state holiday and a federal holiday. We'll also talk about how Americans celebrate these major holidays. You w ...